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a THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. THURSDAY MORNING. AFKIL 15. 1963 14 A look at TV TV fgwifiiffiip I mi YOU wAir LATE REPAIRS Late Actress Philas Newest Station to Start May 1 1 1 fWrl mil i market: Philadelphia Service," on an interna-vows to kill Marshal Dillon, on Phyllis Diller left NBC's "That To Be Featured i Uional scale. Three movies will CBS's May 1 "tiunsmokt." "as the Week That Was" to, PIIILADKI.rill.VS newest station, W1BF-TV, on UHF inMi.Ho foatnrp an V.L 11 PreSlimaniV troaO.Wa- loin the bound "Pleasures and 1 good mam rotM'M'MWi' The Frank Ijipsspt Channel 29.

plans to go on the narly evening comedy and a late Tii- 1 It ..111 toln srrl.uinnpr A DOC h.NTA lv an aiui ua. i. 11 nui i. i. hn Iiitii Trn rvu rvuiA niein "ill ue cast from 10 A loss of 1 iL.

sn ran ny i nenoris on- na imuiuu irj i i A. M. daily, and 12 hours Saturdays and Sundays. at uiuo'iais. So will reruns of "The 31 Junc 7 AND READING.

J'C mter- i ui ini'iuiie Its dailv summer program will tnn 1 mt birbs i WCAUTV will In Marx Show THE FV.airc" show 9 M. i Chans' a tapel far a.hanee toxicho Marx. i's host, had to xaw for Knslan.l It includes a the lately Margaret liiimont. whuse i'rosty demearmr added to the J'arx madcap mi Between taping and ldir till in pUce Inuunrr Thrlllv Wan! inrliulo a TV" first area run two game be-snnw rcc(nt Klan activities. lHn ncvtn hmir aflprnoim movie am! a doll- basketball playoff i.

wirrwr omt rwr urwjg tween the "fiers and the Celtics, s.uipy Sales may do a network uhinns, rail s. at Boston Garden, Wednesday show. suburbs, on wx children and young people; va- ht at 8. It will be the sec- ni ennrf riety shows and news, ond game of this scries carried! lrt.ol TV nr. Ur ri 1 04 and weather.

"TV Open House'' at P. M. will be live, with local hours' notit'e; aunoay game. Tlr U'lllifun Tnmlmtm news anil guests. "TV Hour of i Wl .1.

1 I 1 I ll.V'll Stars" nave name kui-sis of Temple Lniversitv, will be guest Klizabeth Montgomery, Lfram "Deci observer on WCAU-TV's time. Miss Pu ni'int (In d. hut was decided to gi viewers a final chance to see her. Bed ire i departure for Fngland and Miss Iuni nl demise, tirnu li granted one of his in fre(uent inter- In the hall Selected perform with Unhin 1 1 ocl Dell iZimbalist, James Garner, Wood and Tab Hunter. The station, whose studios are iat the in Jcnkintown, will alternate S.

Marshal" I with "Robin Hood" six days iweekly at 5 P. M. "Silent Serv-ice" wiil alternate with "Whirly-birds" at 7 P. M. "Discotheque Philadelphia Bandstand" will sion! the World Game" Sunday at 1:30 P.

M. Following Sunday afternoon's Phillies Los Angeles baseball game, WFIL-TV will pick up the rerun of "1, Leonardo de Vinci" on ABC's "Saga of Western Man." The network show begins at 4 P. M. S.L.S. Hollywood t.FOI 1 HO RX Orchestra this summer are (from left) pianist Ann- ette Maria DiMedio, 11, of Iladdonfiehl; pianist Siri Jan Sokol.

12. of Warminster, and Jack Kappaport, 11. violinist of 5115 N. Sydenham st. Audition winners were presented at the Academy of Music.

"I'm going to to a quiz show. "Is it true you once wanted It's going to be sort of con- to be a doctor0" versation show, but not really; "Yes. when I was young. Very like 'You Bet Your much. But now that Medicare is "If it works out over there, coming in.

I may try to bring it back here. "Do you have any advice for They're going to call it 'The young people starting out in run from 4 to 5 P. M. six days weekly. IdILu uyJlS LI liJLv Besides shows mentioned, the T71 ICT10NAL hero James Bond Saturday schedule (12:30 P.

M. J7 js the subject of a one-hour to 12:10 A. M.l will include David L. Wolpcr special. A crew "Frontiers of Science," now jn the Bahamas filming Big Picture.

Roy Rogers, 'Tn- exploits of Sean Connery al ternational Intrigue" and mov- wnrk jn Thundcrball," the next ics at both 9 and 11:10 P. M. Bond movie. Sunday's programs (noon to Morey Amsterdam and Rose W5shy Groucho "You said in one of vour in- show business "Yes Don't' But of course, anyone who wants to go into it of his lovely hillside home is a ri-rt vrene painting, with "Me-iinda Daneing School" printed er the door of a crazy blue building. Melinda is (irouchn's oungcst daughter, and the picture was painted by Fvrrywhere there are paintings, many of them painted bv (imucho's wife, Fden.

A soft-spoken, rather worried hiking man without a cigar and uthut a leer tame into the living room and shook hands. "I'm afraid I haven't much time" said (irnucho. "I'm going to Fngland on Friday, and I has already made and doesn't need up his mind, 12:10 A. will include two Marie are talking about doing a any advice adventure stories about newspa series. per reporters "The Big Story.

"i Betty Mutton will sine five troin me. By PATIKNl CLF.YF.L.W'D wln a domestic background, and, songs as a saloon chanteuse who torviews, Mr. Marx "It's probably not true." You said you were lay." "It's tnie When it comes to work, 1 just do what I want to do. There isn't any point after a crrtain age in doing anything too tiring." The maid came in. "Kxcuse Ohio Symphony On Soviet Tour me Mr Marv she in lirmiirc MOSCOW, April It (I don't even know what I'm go- Mr; th(.

vvvwnc ln ,0 VAv-" i "I can't talk to him." Peering over his classes, he "But he saws it's important jThe Cleveland Symphony chestra arrived Wednesday for added. "1 mav take in wife ivil Mrs' Marv lo talk Id a fix week concert tour of the 6:55 am 10:55 pm "What are you going to do him." Union and conduetni in "Mrs. Marx in I here. 'ii corse 11 saitt was wun The price has "When my wife's not "Well, then, YOU talk to liim." a feeling of joy" that he was re He looked a littl, apologetic. The maid giggled and left.

turning to Russia. PA i i on. thru Ssf ia 1 been reduced on world famous Dunhill Scotch $199 Mourel's Symphonies phony AH OS-tT 1U0 W.1M.P IS) li90 I hi. MO W. AM ViVYA 'a ma wns-r wxoj 1 1-0 Wfcti MOO Hear the Phillies' great outfielder with behind-the-scenes stories of the team's race for the National League Pennant.

T45 Ql QUART AM I IH osir 2.65 TENTH RITAIl PRICC for Violins, nboes, Hunting. Horns, Prokofiev's Symphony No. ft, Schiiman's New Kng-! land Triptych, 'ivaldi's "11 Favorito" Concerto in F. minor and Kinisky -Korsakov's Sadke, a Musical Picture (WFI.N). V.

M. Instriimeiilal moods (WFlL-IMl. 1 :0.V5 P. M. Afternoon Pops OVFLN).

piano: George Neikrug. cello. Debussy's String Quartet Op. 10, Brahms' Piano Quartet in 'minor, Franck's Qtunlet in minor (WFI.N FM). V.

M. Feature Itacc: Liberty Bell Park (WIP). 11:05 V. A. Ben son: Interview WPFN P.

M. 12:15 A. M. Vi points: Casper Citron and guests WIBF-FM I. 121 A.

M. Jazz Fchoes: Sieve Peit.mati, host (WXPN-FM). 12:03 fi A. All Night Concert: Music of Britten KM 1 0 I 7 '5 IK in i ji 10U 50 KM 10 100.1 drt) UK. X) 7 5 5i io: ton 14 i mi I1M 1(11 i 5 HR'I'I winy wpwt II I I i win a WIKK WUi UIP WM UM wrrit W1KN WIBIi HI H.

WBl wr Ar WHAT vetting Morn in 2 P. M. Music for Small A. M. folleRe fi-7 Dunhill-unequalled at your State Stortt Fnsenibles: Scarlatti: Con HUtm SCOTCH MM.

86 PSuOf, MfORItO ir DUNHU WSlllltHS PSOBIWS CO, PHIIAOUPHIA fK Choir (WFILL 6 9 A. M. Sound Slage: George I.yle. host (W1IATFM). i 6:30 A.

M. Good Morning Show (W1RF-FM 6: 30 it A. Sheridan Show (WMI.V 9 10 A. M. Concert Works bv Wagner, Chopin and Bartok (WFIl.i certo No.

6 in for Pergolcsi: Concerto No. I in for flutes. I'aisiello: Con ccrto cinque for st rings, i Vivaldi: Concerto in lor divers instruments and string Orchestra. Haydn Cassatio ex iWUIIY FM) V. M.

Washington different WHAT'S 9:3510 A. MAnnivcrsaries in (WCAM). Sound: "And The Sea Lav p- Baseball: Phillies vs. Silenf-Annixersary of the San Francisco at Connie Mack sinking of Titanic WF1D 1 Stadium tWFIL). flAmin ThP inhn 8 3 P.

of Broadway: ABOUT PHIL SHERIDAN? (WI'BS-FM). "Destry Rules Again" tWFIL-1 11:03 M. 12:55 P. M. World I' I.

of Music. Bud Smith i WF1L) 10 P. M. Kaleidoscope: Afternoon Spoon River Anthology, "loun try Music USA" (WIBF-FM 12-1 P. M.

Harry Smith at 10: 10 P. M. Opera: l'roko- the Treadway iWPBS FM). i fiev's "The Love for Three 12:051 P. M.

luncheon Off Oranges (WUHY-FM). Broadway iWDAS FMi. P. Hall: 12:301 P. Mews and Be- Weber's Invitation to the views: Ralph Collier (WFI.N 1.

Dance. Franck's Symphony in miiiiir, Debussy's I. a lioite a Joujous Ballet and Brahm's 'i(lin Cello Ciiucerto in A minor W.1BR FM 10 P. M. The Best from I Interlochen Music Camp (WDF.L-FM'.

10 P. M. 12 Fesli-al: The Beaux Arts String Quartet, with John Browning. 1 1:40 P. of Philadelphia: "New York and the World's Fair" iWCAUt.

2-3 P. M. Showtime: "Oliver1" Georgia Brown, lievill (WJMJ). P. Works by Tchaikovsky.

Chopin and Beethoven (WFlL-FMi, P. M. Allcrnoon Smu HE HAS THOUSANDS OF 'Fl1 EIN HSI 1 1 PS! AVlJL's mil Sheridan AV.i(li people asIh) I i Ivo (o start ilio day hy in bed. le l)elieves in gentle )i()ddiii, not rousting on i'om lie sack "with a Initio. 1 le c(s yon Housekeeping Apartments in Atlantic City HEW LOWER RATES $835 For tht Summer Scajon! Ond to fivfl room prtimfnts, fuliy equipped w.th cKum, uIphmU, i linens plus daily maid irrwcp.1 Ocfln hmq nqM Item vour roomor jim in INDOOR and OUTDOOR POOLS! PooUid SUNEUCK A AS.

Pma out, conveniently, in Ih atfactie dinniij icon our apartment through rooniierice Free TV Ai ApattmeMi Danc'nq in the q.v 'ROL'NP-THE-WORLD Room ChJdren Piavfoom with Fiee Counse'lor Service Two coffee shop, Barren Shop, Beauty Parlor, Diq Store Gift Shop Men's A Women's Turkish and Health Rath Priv 'ltqe rr Paik ng. May Apartments A i ond oned. i opit tnto-motioni wt tt et Phooi FREE ff PARKING PAllonin City loit C-I J-H S'M HOTKL MOTF.I. to the ol I ice one 1 i Vs S. f.

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